My passion is to feed the poor- Queen Success Okafor
Review budgeting system, NLC tells FG
Cleric arrested for sexually assaulting boy in Nasarawa
Stuck in Suleja? 5 ways to occupy your time
Southwest Progressives: Unending cry for change
20 days to poll: Mass defection hits PDP
Edo 2016: Factors that may favour Ize-Iyamu
‘A-Paul-ling’ epistles (1)
‘MAGUN’: Pastor dead ‘after extra-marital sex’
NFF congratulates U-23, clears air on Japanese man’s money
FCT reels under heavy toll of the absence of key officials
Edo APC is sure of victory — Charles Idahosa

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RECESSION: Kumuyi, Udom foresee hope for Nigeria
GENERAL Superintendent, Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor William Kumuyi and the Akwa Ibom State governor, Mr. Emmanuel Udom last Sunday assured Nigerians that the current harsh economic situation would soon abate.
Buhari is overwhelmed by challenges—Pastor Akanbi
While Nigerians are hoping that current efforts by President Muhammadu Buhari to wipe out corruption will soon yield positive dividends, General Overseer of God’s Mercy Revival Ministries, Pastor James Akanbi has said that the president is confused and incapable of handling the challenges. Speaking in an interview with OLAYINKA LATONA during the church’s 17th annual power conference themed: “God of new creations”, Pastor Akanbi insisted that corruption cannot be easily eradicated just as he said the current challenges can only be tackled if Nigerians seek divine intervention and desist from seeking change from mortal men. Excerpts…
OIL PIPELINES’ BOMBINGS: Avengers bow to N-Delta leaders’ plea
Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, last night, in deference to Niger Delta monarchs and leaders, who asked them, on Friday, in Warri, Delta State, to stop blowing up oil pipelines, said it would cease hostilities in the region.
Day I begged for money at airport – Anita Joseph
Being a movie star and a celebrity, more often than not, gives you the license to get away with many things, most times. But sometimes coming unstuck is just as inevitable as your next meal. This is a lesson Nollywood diva, curvaceous Anita Joseph had to learn the hard way when she found herself stranded and moneyless at one of the airports not too long ago – no thanks to the ATM and its many hiccups.
Nigerian music industry to mark “No Music Day”
The Nigerian music industry has stepped up plans to mark the annual ‘No Music Day’ across Nigeria, next month. Themed “The Monetisation of Musical Content in the Digital Space” the event is a day the music industry has dedicated to bring the attention of the Nigerian nation to the widespread infringement of the rights of songwriters, composers, performers, music publishers, record labels and other stakeholders in the music industry.
Kogi, building strong anti-corruption structures- Governor’s aide
The Chief Press Secretary to the Kogi State Governor, Kingsley Fanwo has dismissed allegations of graft against the Governor, Yahaya Bello, saying the Governor is building anti-corruption platforms in all government ministries, agencies and departments
Abuja made governors lazy — Anyim
Dr. Nyerere Anyim, Abia State governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2015 general elections, in this interview, speaks on his party as well as Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu’s administration, among other issues.
I’m in Canada, not hiding out in Ghana, Amanda Ebeye tells pregnancy rumour mongers
Ebony beauty and Nollywood screen goddess, Amanda Ebeye has cleared the air on the wildly trending rumour circulated by an online platform that she’s pregnant for one Bello Bina and hiding out in Ghana from the Nigerian prying public.
Chibok Girls: CATE begs Salkida, BBOG, others
The Coalition Against Terrorism and Extremism (CATE) has appealed to the trio of journalist, Ahmed Salkida and activists, Aisha Wakil and Ahmed Bolori to help secure the immediate and unconditional release of the Chibok Girls being held by Boko Haram.
Knotty issues in Nigerian elections
On May14, 2012, there was massive demonstration in Benin City leading to loss of lives and property. The bone of contention was an allegation that INEC was in league with some people to undertake a fake voter’s registration exercise for the purpose of rigging the governorship elections scheduled to hold some 2 months away.

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